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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-11-24

Mr. and Mrs. Nathan H. Cole have ar
rived home recently from Auburn, where
they have spent the fall.
Misses Susie l.. Moore and Sara Sar-
GENT have closed their fall schools, the
former at Jonesport and the latter at
Hulrs Cove, Mt. Desert Island, and are
home for brief rest.
Mr. aud Mrs. Alfred Hamilton made
brief trip to Portland, last week.
Service by Rev. James 7. Nowlan, will
be held in the church on Thanksgiving
evening.
4 public examination of the schools is
to be he'd on Wednesday, from "a. VI.
to ~ aud from | p. NJ. to F. NJ.
\ chopping bee was held at the club
house. q. e. old school-house remodeled)
on Wednesday afternoon last. The Side
walk Society furnished supper, which was
followed BY social dance In the evening.
very pleasant time is reported.
A bold and daring robbery was COM
mitted at the house of Mr.. Charles blanee,
on Monday evening last. The burglar, or
burglars, entered the house, it is supposed,
by means of a back shed window. left acct
dentally open Precautions, such as throw
ing the amp out of doors, disposing of
the matches, stopping the clock, and clos
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Marine List.
EllswO nth Port.

Ellsworth Port
SAILED
Thursday. Nov j.
Sch Senator, Closson, Boston
ARRIVED
sch Forester, Mosley, Bar Hareor
Sch Woodcock, Hutohtns, Bar Harbor
Sch Otront2, Aockhart, Boston
Sch Banner. Sargent. Bar Harbor
Scif Susan Frances, Saddler, BAR Harhor
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CarIrnas N port, \oy H. bark Belle Wooster
higgins for New York
Port Hawkesbury, Bar nov I2, -ch Met.
u Robbins, Robbins, Portland for Prince hi
ward island
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bring none of your slim little appetites

here,
Thanksgiving Day comes but once in the
YEAR
The post-oftice at otter Creek has been
discontinued.
Henry JOY. son of Calvin 2. JOY. was in
our city last week.
There will be dance at West sullivan
Thanksgiving night.
j. 7. Eldrdge has made for the First Ma
tionaI Bank very large stove.
Miss Mary Frances Hopkins is giving
banjo lessons at Bar Harbor.
About 40 men are employed by Col. {. c.
Burrill at the five saw dam.
4 +. Bonsey 4 Son have erected very con
venient dry-house on Water street.
II. b. Mason & Co., are having their store
house painted, by A. H. Bellaity.
Prof Chas. F.. Perkins ha, proved very
popular teacher at the fremont high school.
Edward siIyey had his foot damned quite
badly last Thursday, while working for H. NJ.
h. Hall.
A new post-ofce has been established at
MELVILLE. Hancock County. With Mr.. George
: Plumner postmaster.
Rev. II. VI. Eatons post-office address. Is
Middlcboro. Mass, but the church Of which
he I, pastor is in Matteposett village.
DR. Ware and party arrived at Tacoma,
Tuesday. Sth inst. after journey OF few
hours over seven days, from Bucksport.
The Comptroller Of the currency saturday
authorized the First National Of Ellsworth.
70 begin business with capital Of $4,000.
Hon. q. VI. Warren Of Castine, who has
recent, built fine residence at that place. is
having thu ground. about it arranged in Yer.
artistic manner.
Miss Ida Norris, OF this city, who has been
visiting Mis-, Jennie kmbsIl At Bangor for
few da,,. left Friday for Boston, where She
viii attend the New England Conservatory Of
Mu>ic.
w. II, Lewis. Of Bo,ton who was CON
ur,i.d with the sorrento Land Co.. ha~ rur-
chased considerable land in LincoInylle and
vicinity. Probably about Ia start another land
MI h'h'H '""A r''u'h'd 4" 'h'H ''N
N"h'"N ''''h'''-' WI" h'F dau-h''r' WI" h1'
'''h D" Inc maine "'h'r"i h">P'Al' i"f''aH''
i'F treatment I'r mp ''f'>''' Ms '"'N :
N'FE mue" improve" an" h'F fh'f' recovery
j. confidently expected.
S.ucc tn recent -a'c ~ Grcenu@', Island
49,, ,''',.,'''.,
=, ,>
.,,,,
~ H. :" an' Esq OF Ai'f'l'''' "A' N"H'
{" 'oiiha o" open Ms WINTER ho''t' lh' h'!''
GaIia. al / rahuF. which ! >aid !' p" located
fu the finest SORTING ground, IN Iut country.
,, . + ; 49,
:" '"'' = ''''''' "I' 80 81" ' ' ''
frost. anil rt'rE advantage for boating autt
driving
amman, h..d meeting AL Frt.lt, nt.ht H
,l., .fli., az a. Adam. Mr. Fr~ieft.A
n cra.. ~ nr.,nJ wa. elected q Director
,,I il ,,.. agreed d, ,,r,...I,. estimate from
....,r,.f. f,r tn. ,xp.n.c 81 hni.,liug tn. road
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NO longer Auiumn's glowing red

,hnit tithc,
Mr.. and Mrs J. +. Emery of Great Pond
were in the city last week.
Capt. A. {. IIoh l,a> been at boin, for !
few days while his vessel j. al Boston.
--John L. Hill, Esq, and Capt John NJ
Tram Of Sullivan. were ia town Friday.
We bear that the schools in the city prop
er aud at the Falls village will close the present
week
-Ell,wortS, with 5o52 inhabitants by La,
census. has u lawyers. 10 cerg, men and Q
physicians.
I Mon morning services will be held at the
Methodist church on Thanksgiving Day. ut 3 %
standard time.
Mir. samuel ROYAL i, confined 70 his house
by injurie, to hi, knee, the effect, Of fall on
the sidewalk.
The next session Of the Hancock District
odce Of Good Tcmpiar> viii be held At Frank.
lin. Thursday Of next week, Dec. LIST.
Mrs, W b. Campbell who was confined
to her house for three week, by injuries re-
c"i'ed from fall, l. now able to be out again.
"A correspondent writes: "A card Of
matches rubbed on the palm Of the hand for
minute or % will stop the cramp in lc>, than
6Ne minutes"
The steamer silver Star i now to run on
the Bangor 4 Bar Harl,or route in the place Of
the 'imhra sud the latter boat i to be hauled
tp for The season.
Postmaster Gn,ly ha> added to The post
Office, il, hi. ,it, i y,r, ,pi,,,. .frf,,nfi,,,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-11-24

when Baby sick gave her Ca-toria
When she a Child she crod for astoria
When she became Miss she CLING TO Ca.toriA,
When shr had Children, she gave them CastoriA
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Senator Hale has left this city for Wash

| = Senator Hale has left this city for Wash
ington.
| Miss Nancy NJ. Parker of Bangor, is visit
! ing her sister in this city, Mrs. Samuel Royal,
Jr.
- he next meeting of the W. c. T. u. W i'll
be held with Mrs. F. A. Palmer, State street.
The Union reports seven prisoners in jail this
week
Henry Whiting and Geo Cunningham,
Esqrs., have so far recovered from their in
juries that they are able to get down street
sgain.
A Hooper boy at East sullivan had hand
TO hand fight with wildcat recently. The
boy escaped after being badly scratched and
hcwed.
The Burrill National Bank, which Is doing
an extensive business. Is having some very
fine printing done at this office to supply its
business wants.
The ladies Of the Unitarian society viii
hold an apron sale and supper At their sestry
Wednesday, Dee. :. Tie public are cordially
invited
An interested IN organizing singing
school at Ellsworth FALL. are requested TO
meet at Union Hall, Saturday eventn.,. Nov.
&c. at - o'clock.
The scholars Of the Partridge Co,r school,
l.smoiur, presented their teacher. Nh Haiti
Hooper Of this city, with vrr, nrc album Al
the close Of the term.
Please read in another column the adver-
ti-cmcnt Of the First National Hanh IN this
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-11-24

o. Ne, \ az ~, iN~tR-
Y 4, suffered terribly from rheumatism aud
5ra Fla -,r # wears. a. lrastratri n3osi # the
t'. ,acH acgte arldcs bel -etcr.r II last IS
5-r ~3.y tpaA "a r ts,'i, rrn4;.ltii :; f:lslt
..rasar 90 wear. suffering lartLfes iustess fllals!e
f.f aHsta~ J 3iJ not -le. = usuru hut -to''i over
A'r tr1tu- Ca relieve her terrific l'ain-. ~ FIRST
.HH-t .te~-- IF morphine seemed 10 relieve fitf
He .rat;st eVcn that IN 'no' nous doses lad Ii''
IF H'j -tt iHaia she commenced to- a. 81 'r
.tHfa fsutt..tc CUIe, AMI Ia twenty -t0Hr E0uie
f 5fEa .Dft De- never To- Return uH ~ :ti'ie
tu Nt5A about me fl.l5sl- Next da -isg walked 10
ihe a. nest ,.aY size afked .t' ru,t-, and IN ten
.'5 sire walked mile itiast iGcDu efienc and
i3l rtH. ght was nHrelv well aud able To d. her
A"s~eHorG. and fas remained in perfect les;4Ih
-..He p ai>e ts,al for TIN Wols'i rfui ~ ni'-i
JOHN T. >stEi LION.
Foreman Box Fartorr aud saw Nili-S5 La ola II.
Hesl enre % Ii. auin St. sgca
From 81 the country s70ne thousands Of
safeHaF ~ tire Ryol,stsFf made by THIS
NE lime TlS eicihe i rot Eminent, lou
taslttT THESE bio i diseases Us applications to
tAe sam. THIS remedy tiestrDv- TIE impurities
.fnni the iilned aH3 l. II RE q isE Ter lhcu-
.asI-iR amt Heura leia Il is also one of the best
tatlls N the word, and stFeIigt the staEnaeh
nerves aHd kidneys SEMI fer circulars contain
-ilS the statements Of persons cured Ia your own
ia"H. Prepared only by
A. G. CCsB, M. D.
And for sale oic, IIa Ma 81, BitIdefeFsi, We
. d by Druggi sts.
ly4g Price sI.oO per Bottle.
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Rucklen's .Arntca Snlve.

THE BEST SALvE In the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter. Chapped Hands. Chilblains,
Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and positively
cures Piles. or no pay required. 1t is guar
anteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For SALE
BY G. A. Parcher.
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Birthday Party.

Mrs. VI. q. Clements mother Mr.. \. ii.
Ham and sister Of Ellsworth. Ne. are visit
iu. her Mr. Han Wa - yeas old Monday,
Nut. a. - Mr.. element gave dinner party
in honor %; hsr 1irihday. 4 sister ~ Mr..
Cl-larut from Boston was present. and trends
from Hat-rlliU. Amt-bnIY and Marhi'-liead.
F}!.- "reminiscences were very interesting and
the Guest. hoped the daughters would q" q,
smart 1T Thar age The menu was her prefer
ems
1h- afternoon aud evening were made en-
i1ta!- bY the calls Of m.ii4 nej-hbol> and
.rirut. off ring their congratulations and
beautiful presents but not on eXhibi.ion.)
AHu, her pleasing feature was the tenth we'd
DIM anniversary Of Mr.. \. y. Parry Of
AAe~iurv fuirre of Mr.. Clemeuti. The
guests ,t,-iti, that >he must have some tin.
4 r,tid Wa m.dc on the new store. aud we
mus >A Flit- presents were decidedly Unique.
Nv, Parry. children thought the, we're i'm
ni,.ii>.. and: .tCouidu't ihcN hay" . Tin we'd
6-H.:-' \ tee.rsm received from Mar
bl,.it,.,d announcing flis arrival OF a little
stranger ou Aunt lIrir> BIRTHDAY. Mr.. c,
friend. declared il -uctr>> throughout
Ber.incc Ma--l BVdge'-
stretched down one Of The pu-e> Of the
Maine Farmer 49AoaGc devoted TO NOV, M
her, are The following weather brnph'cies
..CI.rr oad quite misJ. SUM fath rjh
3raiaILq ,siAd. foH0ared b. spa cf .f,,e
re gtb r.. this last endin. the 2Srd. Clouds"
E..a. II. Thomas, Almanac for the same
nioui! pTDphesies follows; From 1st to BIB :
ZINE again. from 9Th 10 20ih Nor er-
pecf oosd storm,.r asnd and card; High
,efads:- 29ih: ..Btastfriag.r
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-11-24

If YOU want custom suit made from the
best OF material. trimmings and workman
ship in the highest style of art, and TO ft like
the paper on the wall, leave your measure At
the Boston Clothing Store aud you will get all
of these, and more, at rs low prices as can be
shown in the country, loft
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-11-24
4 Woman's Sweet viii.
ADVICE TO MOTHEns.

Are you disturbed at night and broken Of your
rest by a sick child suffering aud crying with pain
Of cutting teeth? II -, send ut once and get a
bottle of Mrs WiBslow's soothing syrup for
Children Teething. Its value is incalculabie. II
win relieve the poor little suIerer Immediately
Depend upon il, mothers there Is no mi stake about
it, IL cures dy sentery and diarrhuea regulates the
stomach and bowels, cures wind collie sottens the
gums, reduces Inflammation, and gives tone and
energy 10 the whole system. Mrs. Winslow s
soothing syrup for Children Teethin2 is pleasant
% the taste and is the prescription Of one of the
oldest and best female nurses and physis ians is
the United states and is for sale by all druggists
throughout the world. Price - cents bottle.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-11-24
OUR MERCHANT TAILORING DEPARTMENT.

We have just received complete line Of the r/uI~/ IT
IOiHpI rtllINDIltrN/ic fllLlIr-,w ImaEc
up in the /t/r1/ st ute and the invest llrlfIIr/
DiTcc~ We have but the VERY L~ t'-DlI5Hlr/l
and tasteful a. well as desirable trimmings.
In every instance We guarantee q Perfect Fit,
Lewis Friend, Custom TaiIor,
Ellsworth, .n Maine.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-11-24

From : ~ 10 . 30 Anabn>i,. Rhetoric French
first ciA~~. and General History.
From 9 80 to 10 20 Arithmetic, Astronomy.
French. SECOND class, and English Com
position.
From 10: 30 to II :30-Niril, Caesar and Latin
Reader.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-11-24

The ili-h school y III close Friday, Dec.
J. There MA be- no special examinations but
the friends Of lhe school and the public gener-
aly ar, Invited to be present al any rectt'-
tiaa on any day during the term. The follow
in1 j. the order OF reci,ation-:
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/ VI

From to l:b-Naturai Philosophy, Ctrer"
aud Latin Reader.
From / - to 30 Cicero. Geometry and Nat
urai History
From . 40 10 $50 "A zebra and 6reeA Read
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ursi History.
From , 40 10 , 80 zebra and Greek Read
eT.
We had pleasant call on Monday morn
Ing from Col. W. E. iladIock Of Islesford,
who wa in the city on business. Col Had
lock Informs Us that there j. quite boom in
real estate at I,lesford. A number Of lots
have already been sold and there is a demand
for more. A very tasty and commodiou> ho-
Tel i now nearly completed and will be open
to guests next season. Last 4 ring Col. Had
lock purchased the steamer Florence which ran
between I-lesford aud other points last sum
tner. and among other trips pleasure excnr-
sion was made 10 Mt. Desert Rock where the
party landed and spent considerable time. par.
taking of picnic dinners very unusual
pleasure trip. Next summer the Colonel will
run another boat in connection with the
Florence. He is still making good catches of
herring Ia biz weirs.
Mr. f. j. We>cou OF North Bluehill,
writes US that his AMERICAN is not regularly
received and that the last one was SO badly
torn that il could hardly be read. All we can
say is that the AMERICAN is regularly and
carefully mailed from this Office every W ed
nes,lay and should be received regularly and
in good condition. We often inquire of peo-
pie who live at distance If they receive their
AMERICAN regularly. and they invariably re-
ply that they do. From Europe and various
SECTIONS OF California, we are assured that th
paper i, received every week regular as
clock-work. If the AMERICAN goes across
the Atlantic or across the continent all right.
it certainly ought to safely reach No. Bluehil,
and il ii does not the fault is not In this office.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-11-24

sou,h Hancock
Death has again visited u. ollie Cakes,
4 promising young man of Hancock, died
on Monday last of that dread aud fatal
disease. consumption. He had been sick
since early summer His aged parents
have the sympathy of all in their bcreave-
ment
Mr~ Luther Phillips i stopping with
her son, DR. Geo. A., of your city, who
recently lost his wife. He has our heart
felt sympathy.
Mr. and Mre Francis Phillips of your
city. are in town for few days.
Capt. Fred Merchant, schooner Angola
arrived last week
Augustus McCaullcy who has been in
New lork coasting, ha~ returned home.
! basket >nciablc was held at Union
Hall Thursday evening by the Baptist l..
: G. Have not learned a. to success.
Wallace Coggiu> has Lew she'd built
connecting with hi~ house, quite lately.
INA Crahtrer has Been quite III but 4
some better.
: \ Mcfarland Is nearly recovered.
\ large number Of Goldfish have been
caught off the Point an occurrence which
the oldest inhabitants never knew before.
Perhaps ihi~ !, 70 make good our mackcrcl
which forgot ~ come ia>t Year
Mr El Calhy i building barn FOR
John Crlhtrco
Mr Leonard Wooster is blowing and
grading for Eugene Wooster.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-11-24

Mr. and Mrs. Nathan H. Cole have ar
rived home recently from Auburn, where
they have spent the fail.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-08-19
Cheek From two mi
spheres.

We had a sample of American
cheek last week. One of the den.
izens OF Charleston, this State a
stranger to Us requested Us TO print
one OF his poems, column in
length, for his qualification. We
don't think we Published it. On
Wednesday we received column
and u half report of the proceedings
oil Victoria Institute, Royal Philo-
sophicaI Society Of Lon don, Eng
land, accompanied by a letter beg
ging our permission to ask US to in,
sertit. We grant the permission
freely. The Society is three
thousand miles oil and may ask us
to make room Tor its report as
often as i, feels like it. Reudes,
we are making Il collection of for.
elSn postage stamps. We suppose
the King of tie Feejee Islands will
want to borrow our false teeth next.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-08-19
An Early Death.

Tie friends in this community of
Rev. j. 5. AMI Mrs. Alice Eutchin-
son will be p,ihed to hear lha. they
Lave just buTi, d their oldes, daughr
tor. Miss Myrtle. who wien they /, #
here nine and half years ago was
such bright AID Interesting Child
Just building into girih BOD, pos
sessing still all The lovely, gentle
traits Of charac err which vera 50 ear
" developed in her and added to
I'll csc, true christian virtues and a
documents, she was attractive to al !;
ana especially beloved 10 tue home
circle where she is row So badly
missed by mother. father, sister and
brothers. Truly, this is another sure
evidence that death loves shining
mark" This lovely gill just enter
ing her sixteenth year was suddeaiy
stricken with typhoid Pneumonia ia
its most fatal form aud af er u short
but intense suffering sank TO sleep %
wake no more Oh earth last Fiiday
Aus. r.
''Ssfe in the arms Of Jesn'.
Safe on His gentie hress,
There by His love c'ersasara
Sweetly her sodl shall .est." l..
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-08-19
TheTe " MS love { ersaadrd,
Swcetiy her sodl shall rest."

QUEEN VICroRIA's Tho
following reply TO tie Presidents
congfatulatory telegram, sent on
the occasion OF her jubilee celebration.
has just Geen r. ce,ved from Quee
ioria:
Victoria, By the grace Of God, OF the King
dom OF Great Bfitnin and ireland, Queeu,
deiende: Of the isilb, Empress of India,
ID &C &c, 10 The Pfes,dent OF tbs Uli-
ted StaIes of America sehdeth greeting
Our Good Fiiend We have received
from the hands nf Mr.. Phelps, the Uoi,ed
States minister At our court fine letter which
you add essed 10 us on the 29,h of iIsy lasi
aud in which ycu convey your congratulate
tiOls and hose ri the people Of lhe Uuited
States on the occasion Of ,he ceIthi alton Of
The tftictt anniversary Of oar accession to
the throne. We request you 10 accept our
beat thanks for this proof Of friend, hip and
good will, which, wish the similar proofs we
have received from the rulers aid people OF
other States, has caused US the most sincere
qualification. In thanking you also for the
choice which you have made of Mr.. Phelps
to be The Interpreter OF yonr sentiments on
THIS occasion we request you TO accept in
return our best wishes for your own uniL ter
rnpied happiness ana welfare, aad for the
prosperity of the United States of America
And so We recommend you to The protection
OF the Almighty. Given at our court, at
windsor Castle, the eighteenth day of Jniy,
10 the year Of our Lord 1887, AMI In the
h'ty first year OF our reigr.
Your good friend, VICTORIA, II. |.
SALleyCRY
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-08-19
State NOWS.

a Ere al Hinton destroyed several
bnildings loss estimated at tet~ @, n
$50 .OGt aui $4,000; partly'in,ured
Tie West Virginia G. & =. Rsn.
road company are having more trol bile
at Wesiernport. they have been
trying TO secure a connec, lou with
the Cumberland and Pen1sy lVania
road at this 7'o'ni, Which, it seems,
the Cumberland and Pennsylvania
people 10 Dot want them 10 have.
Petersburg Gazette: a black bear
weighing 200 los. was killed near
Fol ct, this county, Tbursdsy....
a snow'wLile bird, Just the size Of n
blockbird, AMI which is always found
viii II flock Of tbst species Of bi eds.
IS seen every day On George Dyes
farm IN Allegheny.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-08-19
Head Cut

DE-" Chance Ross, very old
darkey, we'll Known in ibis Sec.
ton hal narrow Escape from death
Saturdat. H5 was over in Has ii
"ue.e Mr.. Berj. Brooks was raising
a house for Tom Johnson co.orcd.
vi Brooks was notching a ,cs aud
just ~ be struck II with the sx. In.
Gle Chance stepped directly unoer 1t
aud reCei we'd one corner Of tie blade
Of the instrument on he back Of HE
bead. Ito WAS knocked down but
soon got mp and is not seriously in.
iured The wound is tLOus two H.
ches long. a few hours afterwards d,
Mr. Brooks fell off The bu lding a lis.
ttUcc Of ahuu' feet to The ground
but without beng hurt mucr.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-08-19
Notice to Non-residents

INVEST VIRGINIA, To WIT At rules
w held in tie Clerks Office Of the Circuit
Court OF Hampshire county, on the lst Nom
dav IN June, 1887
John W. Elite and Jacob a. Hitc, plaintiff;
Us.
Isabella Hite. Michael Stucky, Rebecca q.
Sluckey, Mary Mcintire, Richard Mcin,irel
!arnsh McIntire, Elijah xcln,i,e, Etna
Mclntire, Oliver NcIn tire, Isaac McIn,ire.
William Mclnliie, Turner McInti,e. Re
btcsa Mclniire, Sarah McIutire, Sanu Ell
Mc'ntire. Isaac N. Hite. aud Maggie Hite
defendants, in CHANCEpY.
The OF jet OF this suit is to cell the real
estate OF which Isaac Hite died seized and
possessed and divide the proceeds among his
hei.s at law according 10 their respective in !.
leres's And il appearing from an affidavit,
,ha' the defendants Mary, Richard, Jarush.
thJ'b, Eina, Oliver, Isaac. Will m, Turner.
Rebeccs, Sarah and Samuel Mclntire. ana
Isasc N. and Maggie Hite, are non residents
OF the State Of West Virginia, Itis ordered, ,
that the Said non resident defendants do al
pear mere within one month after the date of
the hrst publication hereof and do what is
necessary TO protect their Interests in tits
suit. Teste v. NJ. POLINj on, II
Aug 9. 1887 AT. Circuit Court Hamp. Co.
Is l.. Flournoy, Attorney f.r plaintiffs.